L. Cornelius Dol

How can I track when this lands in `deno lint`?

@MierenManz : That let's me get notifications about this issue. But I want to know when this lands in `deno`, so I can begin using it. I've not found any...

> This rule seems quite annoying for when calling external code outside the user's control. The rule is intended to require that the _calling_ code name boolean arguments and not...

> That's just a wrong analogy :P you wouldn't name it TEN, you would name it whatever the number was supposed to mean. It's the exact same situation. It's not...

@CRB169 > What do you think ? Should I start making these modifications ? No, I don't think you should. Whether to use an object or a boolean argument is...

@CRBl69 : Incidentally, your idea could be implemented as `no-boolean-args` and address the same problem at the declaration point. Personally, I would likely leave this off, while turning `no-boolean-literal-args` on,...

To be clear, what I am saying is that the two rules call-point and declaration-point should be separate, as they address separate developers. The one I requested in this feature...

Also needed is the ability to define a global set of rules, not just per project. Per project rules should override (fully replace) the global rule set. Per file excludes...

@kitsonk : I don't use the formatter, but I do use the linter. I might be missing something here, but what if I don't want to format my source according...

@kitsonk : Not to be argumentative, but this isn't really an issue of code formatting; it's much more one of code correctness and consistency. If our rule is to not...